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3. The CPA would also be able to pay for exhibits, such as the design and construction of exhibits interpreting the history of the structure. Also of note was that whatever case was made for the request of CPA funds, what is important is the case for the widest public benefit, versus a narrow use of how the building serves the community. At this time it was also questioned if the ell was originally one or two stories (photographs appear to show that the ell has 2 stories, consistent with the design of worker's cottages found elsewhere in Lexington). N t as w � I v r R r t ii A 7 m � --yy9w,i r r 7litf Recreation Department/Community Center (8:30) Melinda reported discussions with Rec. Department and Community Center. It is unclear how they see their involvement, but continue to be interested in the building and its use. Cristina noted that the building's proximity to the bike path and nearby playground, soccer field,tennis court, and basketball court seemed to suggest a relationship to be explored. Melinda further described a conversation that she had with Peter Micheaux from Creek Farm, NH. He mentioned Federal and State (NH) tax benefits they employed there, as well as a slightly different matrix design (that also included options for ownership). He also noted a "Circuit Rider" program (NOTE: "The Circuit Riders are part-time employees of Preservation Massachusetts. They are professionals with expertise in a variety of areas and are trained to bring relevant and necessary resources to local groups and communities. Working in the field, they deliver mentoring support, education, resources and technical assistance directly to those facing preservation challenges or projects." - Mass Preservation). Jeff to investigate further and report back to the committee. 2